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|poison = Absorb |
|poison = Absorb |
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|snes location = [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)|Phantom Train]] |
|snes location = [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)|Phantom Train]] |
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+ | |snes steal 1 = [[Potion (Item)|Tonic]] |
− | |snes |
+ | |snes steal 2 = [[Hi-Potion|Potion]] |
|snes drop = [[Gold Needle|Soft]] |
|snes drop = [[Gold Needle|Soft]] |
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|snes morph = [[Antidote (Item)|Antidote]], [[Eye Drops|Eyedrops]], [[Gold Needle|Soft]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]] |
|snes morph = [[Antidote (Item)|Antidote]], [[Eye Drops|Eyedrops]], [[Gold Needle|Soft]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]] |
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|snes protected against = [[Blind (Status)|Darkness]], [[Zombie (Status)|Zombie]], [[Poison (Status)|Poison]], [[Imp (Status)|Imp]], [[Petrify (Status)|Petrify]], [[Silence (Status)|Mute]], [[Berserk (Status)|Berserk]], [[Sleep (Status)|Sleep]] |
|snes protected against = [[Blind (Status)|Darkness]], [[Zombie (Status)|Zombie]], [[Poison (Status)|Poison]], [[Imp (Status)|Imp]], [[Petrify (Status)|Petrify]], [[Silence (Status)|Mute]], [[Berserk (Status)|Berserk]], [[Sleep (Status)|Sleep]] |
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|gba location = [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)|Phantom Train]] |
|gba location = [[Phantom Train (Final Fantasy VI)|Phantom Train]] |
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− | |gba |
+ | |gba steal 1 = Potion |
− | |gba |
+ | |gba steal 2 = None |
|gba drop = [[Gold Needle]] |
|gba drop = [[Gold Needle]] |
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|gba morph = [[Antidote (Item)|Antidote]], [[Eye Drops|Eyedrops]], [[Gold Needle]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]] |
|gba morph = [[Antidote (Item)|Antidote]], [[Eye Drops|Eyedrops]], [[Gold Needle]], [[List of Final Fantasy VI Items#Green Cherry|Green Cherry]] |
Revision as of 16:37, 28 January 2015
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An emissary from a magical world. The Whisper moves like a shadow, casts Emi, and for some reason, this foe's HP gradually decreases during the battle.
Final Fantasy VI PlayStation Bestiary entry
The Angel Whisper is an enemy in Final Fantasy VI.
Battle
It has inherent Sap status, which was supposed to restore HP due to it being undead, but due to a glitch it slowly saps its HP every turn. Its major threat is Gravity, which it uses frequently to cut the HP of a party member in half. Angel Whispers like to attack in packs. Sabin's Rising Phoenix is an effective strategy for dealing with them. Otherwise, normal physical attacks should be enough.
Angel Whisper has an attack, Impmare, that was meant to inflict Imp, but it never uses the attack, making it a dummied feature.
AI Script
Attack Turns:
Target: Random Player
1st Turn: Gravity (33%) or Attack (33%) or Nothing (33%)
2nd Turn: Attack (33%) or Gravity (33%) or Nothing (33%)
Etymology
angel is a non-physical entity or spirit found in various religions and mythologies. In Abrahamic religions and Zoroastrianism, angels are often depicted as benevolent celestial beings who act as intermediaries between God or Heaven and Earth, or as guardian spirits or a guiding influence. Other roles of angels include protecting and guiding human beings, and carrying out God's tasks. The term "angel" has also been expanded to various notions of spirits found in many other religious traditions. In art, angels are often depicted with bird-like wings on their back, a halo, robes and various forms of glowing light.
AnRelated Enemies
- Provoker
- Darkside
- Apparition
- Nightwalker